So, What’s That?

Amanda 3 year s ago

#13 Its schrimshaw. Sailors would carve scenes onto teeth,bones,baleen,etc. It may or may not be authentic. There's tons of fake schrimshaw out there.

Roger 3 year s ago

Good eye. I couldn't tell what the engraving was. Most scrimshaw I've seen has been done on ivory, bone or horns that were used to hold blackpowder. It is really some beautiful work.

Flossy 3 year s ago

#6 You'll find similar "phantoms# for CAT-Scan machines. I'm a radiographer as well!

Elsie 3 year s ago

#15 the eagle iron was not a design choice. The invented could not afford a mold. So the first speed were made in such a waffle iron. I had the Pre-Montreal cross country shoes with the real eagle iron souls.

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Elsie 3 year s ago

Elsie,

Sorry, typo... Waffle iron.

Lissa 3 year s ago

I live in Montréal. What is pre
Montréal cross? I’m curious about the waffle iron.

Lissa 3 year s ago

These types of posts are one of my favourites. Please send more. L

Manerva 3 year s ago

#19 Since Acrylic Glass was only popular after second World War, I think it must have taken longer to reach ordinary users. So I guess possibly this was original in glass and later changed to acrylic.

Austin 3 year s ago

#3 I believe they have it backwards. The hot air from the home is drawn up the chimney (heat rises) which draws cooler air from ground level, especially at night.

"It has a wooden handle and other parts are iron. All of them has balls except the last one is pointy. Think its old bc we found it at my granny’s attic."